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over a year ago
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A couple of friends have recommended I start taking some supplements to help with my endo/pcos.
I have some recommendations already but thought I'd ask here if anyone has any?
Specifically to aid women's health, chronic pain and back pain.
Lu |
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"A couple of friends have recommended I start taking some supplements to help with my endo/pcos.
I have some recommendations already but thought I'd ask here if anyone has any?
Specifically to aid women's health, chronic pain and back pain.
Lu "
Vitamin d along with k2 and magnesium. Google vitamin d protocol.
Good level of b12, 800+ along with folate near 20. Ferritin 80+. All these can and should be tested before taking any supplements but especially b12 as supplements effect results. |
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I've been taking marine collagen for a couple of months now, I read it's good for joints and post workout muscle recovery which was my main reason for taking it. It's also noticeably improved my skin, and while I'm blessed with a baby face anyway even at 39, the crows feet I do have are much softer than they were prior to taking it |
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"A couple of friends have recommended I start taking some supplements to help with my endo/pcos.
I have some recommendations already but thought I'd ask here if anyone has any?
Specifically to aid women's health, chronic pain and back pain.
Lu
Vitamin d along with k2 and magnesium. Google vitamin d protocol.
Good level of b12, 800+ along with folate near 20. Ferritin 80+. All these can and should be tested before taking any supplements but especially b12 as supplements effect results. "
Thanks for posting this, really useful. I have deficiency problems with some of the above. |
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"I can't say I've ever noticed that any have reduced my pain. However, omega 3 helps me sleep and gives me more energy overall which helps with the fatigue from endo and chronic pain. "
Thank you |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"A couple of friends have recommended I start taking some supplements to help with my endo/pcos.
I have some recommendations already but thought I'd ask here if anyone has any?
Specifically to aid women's health, chronic pain and back pain.
Lu
Vitamin d along with k2 and magnesium. Google vitamin d protocol.
Good level of b12, 800+ along with folate near 20. Ferritin 80+. All these can and should be tested before taking any supplements but especially b12 as supplements effect results. "
Thanks muchly! |
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"I can't say I've ever noticed that any have reduced my pain. However, omega 3 helps me sleep and gives me more energy overall which helps with the fatigue from endo and chronic pain. "
I didn’t know this, thank you |
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